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* WritingbytheSeatofYourPants: How they wrote "Highway Star." A reporter asked them about the band's songwriting process. Guitarist Ritchie Blackmore demonstrated with a riff on acoustic guitar while singer Ian Gillan came up with lyrics. The song was completed and performed for the first time the same day.
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For the band [[NamesTheSame with the same name]] (and who named themselves after this album), see Music/MachineHead.
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For the band [[NamesTheSame with the same name]] name (and who named themselves after this album), see Music/MachineHead.
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** "Smoke on the Water" was inspired by a concert (December 4, 1971) by Music/FrankZappa in Montreux, Switzerland, where some idiot with a flare gun accidentally set the place on fire. There were no casualties but Zappa lost all of his equipment in the fire. As a result he was quite bitter over the fact that this tragedy was necessary to give the band their number one hit. A photograph of the burning Montreux Casino was included in the gatefold of the album cover and the album was dedicated to Claude Nobs, owner of the Montreux Casino. Deep Purple was actually supposed to record ''Machine Head'' at the casino, but the band had to find an alternate venue, and they came up with the song in the interim.
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** "Smoke on the Water" was inspired by a concert (December 4, 1971) by Music/FrankZappa inside a casino in Montreux, Switzerland, where some idiot in the audience with a flare gun accidentally set the place on fire.fire, by firing said gun at the ceiling. There were no casualties but Zappa lost all of his equipment in the fire. As a result he was quite bitter over the fact that this tragedy was necessary to give the band their number one hit. A photograph of the burning Montreux Casino was included in the gatefold of the album cover and the album was dedicated to Claude Nobs, owner of the Montreux Casino. Deep Purple was actually supposed to record ''Machine Head'' at the casino, but the band had to find an alternate venue, and they came up with the song in the interim.
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''Machine Head'' is the sixth studio album by Music/DeepPurple, released in 1972. It was an enormous best seller, thanks to their SignatureSong "Smoke On The Water" and other hits such as "Highway Star" and "Space Truckin'".
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* BuffySpeak: "Smoke On The Water" refers to the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio in this way:
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* EpicRocking: The 6:05 "Highway Star" and the 7:19 "Lazy".
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* EpicRocking: The 6:05 "Highway Star" and the 7:19 "Lazy". "Space Truckin'" would also become an example of this when performed live, often stretching to twenty minutes (an example of which can be found on the group's seminal live album ''Made in Japan'').
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* HouseFire "Smoke On The Water", describing how the smoke from a concert hall fire was drifting across the Montreux lake.
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* InTheStyleOf: Ritchie Blackmore claimed that the chord progression for the solos in "Highway Star" were inspired by Music/JohannSebastianBach. Roger Glover was inspired to do "Maybe I'm A Leo" when hearing Music/JohnLennon's "How Do You Sleep?" from ''Music/{{Imagine}}'', because it didn't start on a down beat.
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* HouseFire HouseFire: "Smoke On The on the Water", describing how the smoke from a concert hall fire was drifting across the Montreux lake.
* InTheStyleOf: Ritchie Blackmore claimed that the chord progression for the solos in "Highway Star"were was inspired by Music/JohannSebastianBach. Roger Glover was inspired to do "Maybe I'm A a Leo" when hearing Music/JohnLennon's "How Do You Sleep?" from ''Music/{{Imagine}}'', because it didn't start on a down beat.
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** "Maybe I'm A Leo" was inspired by Ian Gillan, the only one in the group with that astrological sign.
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'''''Machine Head''''' is the sixth studio album by Music/DeepPurple, released in 1972. It is often seen as their MagnumOpus. It was an enormous best seller, thanks to their SignatureSong "Smoke On The Water" and other hits such as "Highway Star" and "Space Truckin'".
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** "Smoke on the Water" was inspired by a concert (December 4, 1972) by Music/FrankZappa in Montreux, Switzerland, where some idiot with a flare gun accidentally set the place on fire. There were no casualties but Zappa lost all of his equipment in the fire. As a result he was quite bitter over the fact that this tragedy was necessary to give the band their number one hit. A photograph of the burning Montreux Casino was included in the gatefold of the album cover and the album was dedicated to Claude Nobs, owner of the Montreux Casino.
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** "Smoke on the Water" was inspired by a concert (December 4, 1972) 1971) by Music/FrankZappa in Montreux, Switzerland, where some idiot with a flare gun accidentally set the place on fire. There were no casualties but Zappa lost all of his equipment in the fire. As a result he was quite bitter over the fact that this tragedy was necessary to give the band their number one hit. A photograph of the burning Montreux Casino was included in the gatefold of the album cover and the album was dedicated to Claude Nobs, owner of the Montreux Casino. Deep Purple was actually supposed to record ''Machine Head'' at the casino, but the band had to find an alternate venue, and they came up with the song in the interim.
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* EpicInstrumentalOpener: "Lazy." Nearly four and a half minutes of organ solo before the actual song starts. (And the rest of the song is only three minutes long!)
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** "Smoke On The Water" was inspired by a concert (December 4, 1972) by Music/FrankZappa in Montreux, Switzerland, where some idiot with a flare gun accidentally set the place on fire. There were no casualties but Zappa lost all of his equipment in the fire. As a result he was quite bitter over the fact that this tragedy was necessary to give the band their number one hit. A photograph of the burning Montreux Casino was included in the gatefold of the album cover and the album was dedicated to Claude Nobs, owner of the Montreux Casino.
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** "SmokeOn The on the Water" was inspired by a concert (December 4, 1972) by Music/FrankZappa in Montreux, Switzerland, where some idiot with a flare gun accidentally set the place on fire. There were no casualties but Zappa lost all of his equipment in the fire. As a result he was quite bitter over the fact that this tragedy was necessary to give the band their number one hit. A photograph of the burning Montreux Casino was included in the gatefold of the album cover and the album was dedicated to Claude Nobs, owner of the Montreux Casino.
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'''''Machine Head''''' is the sixth studio album by Music/DeepPurple, released in 1972. It is often seen as their MagnumOpus. It was an enormous best seller, thanks to their SignatureSong "Smoke on the On The Water" and other hits such as "Highway Star" and "Space Truckin'".
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** "Smoke On The Water" was inspired by a concert (December 4, 1972) by Music/FrankZappa in Montreux, Switzerland, where some idiot with a flare gun accidentally set the place on fire. There were no casualties but Zappa lost all of his equipment in the fire. As a result he was quite bitter over the fact that this tragedy was neccessary to give the band their number one hit. A photograph of the burning Montreux Casino was included in the gatefold of the album cover and the album was dedicated to Claude Nobs, owner of the Montreux Casino.
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** "Smoke On The Water" was inspired by a concert (December 4, 1972) by Music/FrankZappa in Montreux, Switzerland, where some idiot with a flare gun accidentally set the place on fire. There were no casualties but Zappa lost all of his equipment in the fire. As a result he was quite bitter over the fact that this tragedy was neccessary necessary to give the band their number one hit. A photograph of the burning Montreux Casino was included in the gatefold of the album cover and the album was dedicated to Claude Nobs, owner of the Montreux Casino.
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'''''Machine Head''''' is the sixth studio album by Music/DeepPurple, released in 1972. It is often seen as their MagnumOpus. It was an enormous best seller, thanks to their SignatureSong "SmokeOn The on the Water" and other hits such as "Highway Star" and "Space Truckin'".
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!!Principal Members:
* [[Music/{{Rainbow}} Ritchie Blackmore]] - guitar
* [[Music/BlackSabbath Ian Gillan]] - lead vocals, harmonica
* [[Music/{{Rainbow}} Roger Glover]] - bass
* [[Music/{{Whitesnake}} Jon Lord]] - keyboard, organ, synthesizer
* [[Music/{{Whitesnake}} Ian Paice]] - drums, percussion
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'''Machine Head''' is a 1972 album by Music/DeepPurple, often seen as their MagnumOpus. It was an enormous best seller, thanks to their SignatureSong "Smoke On The Water" and other hits "Highway Star" and "Space Truckin'".
An episode about the creative process behind the recording of the album was featured in the documentary series''Series/ClassicAlbums''.
For the band [[NamesTheSame with the same name]] (and who named themselves after this album), see Music/MachineHead.
'''Tracklist'''
# "Highway Star" (6:05)
# "Maybe I'm A Leo" (4:51)
# "Pictures Of Home" (5:03)
# "Never Before" (3:56)
# "Smoke On The Water" (5:40)
# "Lazy" (7:19)
# "Space Truckin'" (4:31)
!! Tropes On The Water
* BuffySpeak: "Smoke On The Water" refers to the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio in this way:
--> ''(...) The Rolling Stones truck thing just outside''
* CarSong: "Highway Star"
--> ''Nobody gonna take my car, I'm gonna race it to the ground''
--> ''Nobody gonna beat my car, it's gonna break the speed of sound''.
* EpicInstrumentalOpener: "Lazy." Nearly four and a half minutes of organ solo before the actual song starts. (And the rest of the song is only three minutes long!)
* EpicRocking: The 6:05 "Highway Star" and the 7:19 "Lazy".
* FaceOnTheCover: An interesting subversion. The band members are featured on the album cover, but with distorted faces.
* HouseFire "Smoke On The Water", describing how the smoke from a concert hall fire was drifting across the Montreux lake.
* InTheStyleOf: Ritchie Blackmore claimed that the chord progression for the solos in "Highway Star" were inspired by Music/JohannSebastianBach. Roger Glover was inspired to do "Maybe I'm A Leo" when hearing Music/JohnLennon's "How Do You Sleep?" from ''Music/{{Imagine}}'', because it didn't start on a down beat.
* OneWordTitle: "Lazy".
* RealLifeWritesThePlot:
** "Smoke On The Water" was inspired by a concert (December 4, 1972) by Music/FrankZappa in Montreux, Switzerland, where some idiot with a flare gun accidentally set the place on fire. There were no casualties but Zappa lost all of his equipment in the fire. As a result he was quite bitter over the fact that this tragedy was neccessary to give the band their number one hit. A photograph of the burning Montreux Casino was included in the gatefold of the album cover and the album was dedicated to Claude Nobs, owner of the Montreux Casino.
** "Maybe I'm A Leo" was inspired by Ian Gillan, the only one in the group with that astrological sign.
* ShoutOut:
** "Smoke On The Water" namedrops Music/FrankZappa and his band, The Mothers Of Invention.
*** A sculpture commemorating the song can be found in Montreux along the lake shore, not far from the statue of [[Music/{{Queen}} Freddie Mercury]].
*** The band lampshaded their own hit in the song "Hungry Daze" from "Perfect Strangers" (1984)
--> ''We all came down to Montreux, but that's another song''
** "Machine Head" inspired the name of the band Music/MachineHead.
* ShowDontTell: "Highway Star" counts. It was written ''as a response'' to an interviewer's question regarding how the band writes their songs.
* WesternZodiac: "Maybe I'm A Leo" addresses the zodiac sign Leo.
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An episode about the creative process behind the recording of the album was featured in the documentary series''Series/ClassicAlbums''.
For the band [[NamesTheSame with the same name]] (and who named themselves after this album), see Music/MachineHead.
'''Tracklist'''
# "Highway Star" (6:05)
# "Maybe I'm A Leo" (4:51)
# "Pictures Of Home" (5:03)
# "Never Before" (3:56)
# "Smoke On The Water" (5:40)
# "Lazy" (7:19)
# "Space Truckin'" (4:31)
!! Tropes On The Water
* BuffySpeak: "Smoke On The Water" refers to the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio in this way:
--> ''(...) The Rolling Stones truck thing just outside''
* CarSong: "Highway Star"
--> ''Nobody gonna take my car, I'm gonna race it to the ground''
--> ''Nobody gonna beat my car, it's gonna break the speed of sound''.
* EpicInstrumentalOpener: "Lazy." Nearly four and a half minutes of organ solo before the actual song starts. (And the rest of the song is only three minutes long!)
* EpicRocking: The 6:05 "Highway Star" and the 7:19 "Lazy".
* FaceOnTheCover: An interesting subversion. The band members are featured on the album cover, but with distorted faces.
* HouseFire "Smoke On The Water", describing how the smoke from a concert hall fire was drifting across the Montreux lake.
* InTheStyleOf: Ritchie Blackmore claimed that the chord progression for the solos in "Highway Star" were inspired by Music/JohannSebastianBach. Roger Glover was inspired to do "Maybe I'm A Leo" when hearing Music/JohnLennon's "How Do You Sleep?" from ''Music/{{Imagine}}'', because it didn't start on a down beat.
* OneWordTitle: "Lazy".
* RealLifeWritesThePlot:
** "Smoke On The Water" was inspired by a concert (December 4, 1972) by Music/FrankZappa in Montreux, Switzerland, where some idiot with a flare gun accidentally set the place on fire. There were no casualties but Zappa lost all of his equipment in the fire. As a result he was quite bitter over the fact that this tragedy was neccessary to give the band their number one hit. A photograph of the burning Montreux Casino was included in the gatefold of the album cover and the album was dedicated to Claude Nobs, owner of the Montreux Casino.
** "Maybe I'm A Leo" was inspired by Ian Gillan, the only one in the group with that astrological sign.
* ShoutOut:
** "Smoke On The Water" namedrops Music/FrankZappa and his band, The Mothers Of Invention.
*** A sculpture commemorating the song can be found in Montreux along the lake shore, not far from the statue of [[Music/{{Queen}} Freddie Mercury]].
*** The band lampshaded their own hit in the song "Hungry Daze" from "Perfect Strangers" (1984)
--> ''We all came down to Montreux, but that's another song''
** "Machine Head" inspired the name of the band Music/MachineHead.
* ShowDontTell: "Highway Star" counts. It was written ''as a response'' to an interviewer's question regarding how the band writes their songs.
* WesternZodiac: "Maybe I'm A Leo" addresses the zodiac sign Leo.
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